Teak Wood Furniture

Written by Rachel Arieff
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Teak wood furniture is a wise and economical choice in more ways than one. First of all, teak is one of the world's fine hardwoods. The best quality teak is grown on government-regulated plantations in Indonesia and kiln-dried for stability.

Second, for its sheer durability and resistance to water damage, teak is second to none. Strange as it may sound, this wood actually contains large amounts of rubber and oils. This makes the teak virtually water-impermeable and an excellent choice for long-lasting outdoor garden furniture.


More Advantages of Teak Wood Furniture

Besides water rot, another problem that often plagues wooden outdoor furniture is its vulnerability to insects. For wood, the most notorious among these are termites. Teak is invulnerable to these and other wood-eating insects due to its natural, insect-repelling silica content.

This means that teak wood furniture is ideal not only for patios, but it also can be placed directly on the soil without any adverse effects. Imagine being able to place a lovely teak bench directly on your lawn to bring you closer to the pleasure of your garden. Teak wood furniture makes this possible where other woods do not.



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